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August-September 2008
The President's Council reports on progress and objectives in the latest Ohana meeting; the Council also presents its annual Exemplary Service Awards; WASC reaffirms BYUH accreditation for 10 years; 15 alumni join the university ohana; and much more...
Special August 2008 issue
This issue contains information about the reorganization of Alumni Association into the Student Development and Affairs division.
May-July 2008
Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of the Twelve tells the new graduates: "Don't be a slave"; PCC opens a new home for BYUH's voyaging canoe; Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Twelve talks about the future roles of BYUH, PCC; the Design Team and President's Council add more reorganization details, including a new new alumna VP, while another alumna VP retires; and more...
March-April 2008
The Organizational Design Team outlines proposals for a new President's Council; the WASC accrediting team leaves a "very positive" oral report; BYUH, Laie revise housing plans; the new Matthew Cowley Society honors BYUH/PCC donors; a "new" Media Production Center positions BYUH for satellite broadcast distance learning; alumni among senior faculty, staff and retirees; CCNZ alumni hold 50th anniversary in New Zealand; and much more...
January-February 2008
Five General Authorities and officers of the Church come to campus as part of their Board of Education Executive Committee responsibilities; BYUH remembers President Hinckley's visits; the Alumni Association honors the 2008 Genuine Gold representatives; alumni chapter leaders gather in Laie for annual training; four former presidents address alumni in Utah; and more.
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